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==== 1. Condense repetitive points about media misinformation Right now, you repeat that reporters are uninformed, political, or manipulate through language. This is a critical point, but it can be said more succinctly without losing impact. ==== # Break up long paragraphs Some paragraphs are very dense. Breaking them into smaller chunks with subpoints will make it easier to digest and more readable, especially when mixing historical, personal, and philosophical content. # Clarify transitions between topics Currently, the text jumps between: - personal research experience - etymology of Islamic terms - “woke” culture and media manipulation - Putin’s statement - Christianity and sovereignty Consider signposting each section for the reader: e.g., > # Tighten some explanatory asides For example, the Putin quote is relevant, but it could be shortened or summarized to emphasize the point about cultural manipulation, without losing your perspective. # Balance personal reflection with universal insight Your reflection on sovereignty is critical, but adding brief sentences that connect your experience to the reader will make it feel like a shared journey rather than just your story.
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